Langlade County Falcons take second place in conferenceThe Langlade County Falcons trap shooting team resumed conference play this past weekend, taking first in the junior varsity and intermediate/advanced levels while finishing just behind Sauk County in varsity competition.

“Being part of this conference is interesting,” Coach Chris Lucas said of area participation. “Unlike other sports we as coaches try to help each other get more kids out and build our teams. This is a skill and hobby these children can carry with them the rest of their lives.”

Noah Samolinski was second in the intermediate/advanced class, a category belonging to the team’s younger players, with a tally of 171.

Representatives of the Sauk County Youth Shooting Team placed first in all but one of the individual scoring categories.

“We had a good season. Our middle school kids were quite a hot spot on the team. A lot of these kids learned a lot of valuable lessons about the sport and how to show resolve,” Coach Lucas said.

The Falcons club team will be heading to the 2014 SCTC Wisconsin State Trap Championship in Waukesha this coming weekend. With 30 athletes competing, potential qualifiers will have a shot to move onward to nationals in Sparta, Ill.

Northern Wisconsin Clay Target Conference

North Central Division

Final Team Standings

Wins Loss

Sauk County 8 0

Langlade County Falcons 6 2

Northland Pines Eagles 6 2

Crandon Cardinals 1 7

Tomahawk High 1 7

AllConference Individual

Senior Varsity

Clinton Checky Sauk County 213

Sam Kalata Crandon 210

Billy Jelinek Tomahawk 209

Dennen Mattmiller Langlade 202

Vincent Graves Sauk County 201

Senior/Junior Varsity

Andrew Perry Sauk County 212

Jaden Streu Florence County 211

Tyler Thiede Sauk County 209

Hans Tollaksen Sauk County 208

Adam Hilger Langlade County 202

Intermediate/Advanced

Tanner Thiede Sauk County 204

Noah Samolinski Langlade County 171

Caleb Grant Sauk County 164

Hunter Bolson Langlade County 163

Jason Brewer Northland Pines 160

Intermediate/Entry Level

Dylan Bukovic Crandon 201

Garret Kreul Spartan 194

James Grzybowski Spartan 183

Ben Kalata Crandon 182

Brayden Judd Sauk County 179

Ladies

Josie McHugh Laona 195

Kayla McHugh Laona 185

Ally Pease Crandon 160

Emily Bradley Sauk County 159

Abby Pease Crandon 154

Langlade County Falcons take second place in conferenceThe Langlade County Falcons trap shooting team resumed conference play this past weekend, taking first in the junior varsity and intermediate/advanced levels while finishing just behind Sauk County in varsity competition.

“Being part of this conference is interesting,” Coach Chris Lucas said of area participation. “Unlike other sports we as coaches try to help each other get more kids out and build our teams. This is a skill and hobby these children can carry with them the rest of their lives.”

Noah Samolinski was second in the intermediate/advanced class, a category belonging to the team’s younger players, with a tally of 171.

Representatives of the Sauk County Youth Shooting Team placed first in all but one of the individual scoring categories.

“We had a good season. Our middle school kids were quite a hot spot on the team. A lot of these kids learned a lot of valuable lessons about the sport and how to show resolve,” Coach Lucas said.

The Falcons club team will be heading to the 2014 SCTC Wisconsin State Trap Championship in Waukesha this coming weekend. With 30 athletes competing, potential qualifiers will have a shot to move onward to nationals in Sparta, Ill.